L.A. Times says Equifax forced arbitration clause is not the outrage, it is all the others

David Lazarus, a business reporter for the L.A. Times, wrote an article stating that consumers are just now becoming aware of the forced arbitration issue because of the Equifax attempt to force consumers whose data had been stolen to waive their right to bring cases in court by inserting a forced arbitration clause in the small print of a credit monitoring product that was offered as a remedy for the breach.

Mr. Lazarus said the real outrage is that the use of forced arbitration clauses are so pervasive.

Here is the link to the article.

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